I'm using nested splitters (splitters occupy entire page) with almost nothing but text inside, and when the browser window is re-sized there is a noticeable lag for the panes to refit in the window. Use of "VisibleDuringInit" only works when the page is loaded.
This is not an issue with your examples, since the splitters don't get resized with the browser window.
I saw a post here from 2007 that recommended enclosing the Radpane contents in <div RadResizeStopLookup="true" RadShowStopLookup="true" >...</div> with some additional JavaScript.
(See http://www.telerik.com/community/forums/aspnet-ajax/splitter/slow-window-resize.aspx).
I attempted this, and there was no difference.
Is there any way to get rid of this lag or disguise it.
This doesn't happen when I use frames (which I would really prefer not using). It doesn't happen with Obout's splitters, but their support is not good, and I really like everything else about your products.
If I can't resolve this problem, I'll probably have to use your system with frames (if that doesn't create even more obstacles).
Best regards,
Mike
This is not an issue with your examples, since the splitters don't get resized with the browser window.
I saw a post here from 2007 that recommended enclosing the Radpane contents in <div RadResizeStopLookup="true" RadShowStopLookup="true" >...</div> with some additional JavaScript.
(See http://www.telerik.com/community/forums/aspnet-ajax/splitter/slow-window-resize.aspx).
I attempted this, and there was no difference.
Is there any way to get rid of this lag or disguise it.
This doesn't happen when I use frames (which I would really prefer not using). It doesn't happen with Obout's splitters, but their support is not good, and I really like everything else about your products.
If I can't resolve this problem, I'll probably have to use your system with frames (if that doesn't create even more obstacles).
Best regards,
Mike